Obituary of James Henry Steward Dies in Indiana
James Henry Steward born May 18 1Sif in Marietta Ohio died January 5 at 105 Plum Street aged 68 years 6 months 1 day. He married Mary Bowman in 1874 and is survived by son Edward Steward and siblings in Ohio. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Ed Nitsehe and Rev. J Mundorf.
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James Henry Steward
Marietta
Ohio
George Steward
Edward Steward
E.d. Nitsehe
J. Mundorf
Russia Now Leads World in Wheat Production
The article claims Russia produced the largest wheat harvest in history, surpassing the United States. It cites USDA revisions showing Russia exceeding prior records by over a million bushels, and contrasts the two nations’ yields for the previous year.
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United States
Russia
United Sites
Matrimonial Trial by Contract in a London Wedding
A serialized narrative recounts a bachelor narrator and two friends testing a tread into marriage via a formal contract. The tale follows Helen Englander and Alehimtuss Mugheader through a staged ceremony, a staged departure, and a peculiar postnuptial arrangement, ending with a remote wedding trip and a cryptic aftermath.
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Andrew C. Ewing
Copsright
American Press Association
John Auchineless
Tila
Helen Englander
Alehimtuss
Beth
Helen Enehimler
Janet Dee
Mugheader
Bowart
Crach
Helen
John
Chena
Early notes on square terms and nail makers in history
A fragmentary summary covers linguistic debates on the origin of to a square term and the use of ton T, then shifts to industrial history. It describes the first wire nails in the United States around 1800, the Covington machine, Beaver Falls start in 1801, a strike, and the rise of wire nails. It ends with a 1770s account of a bread incident linked to a fireless cooker in Pleasantville.
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London
United States
Disselderfo
Covington
Philus
North Castle
Bedford Road
Pleasantvile NY
Queen's Taster
Itfstory
Witty quips and street anecdotes in late hour jokes
A beggar boy humorously turns sixpence into ninepence by buying a loaf and returning three pence, a suffragette marriage quip explains time spent at a meeting, and a detective joke notes no willing plain clothes woman.
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Pearsons Weekly
Fragmented Quotations Reflecting Plainspoken Wisdom
A collection of short, clipped quotes includes a dialogue about cruelty and a remark on emphatic speech. The items mention a Sioux Chief and Plate Chief, plus a marriage spanning twenty years, and attribute a maxim about emphasis to Whately.
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Buffalo Express
Big Store ramps up Saturday offers in duces sale
The Big Store advertises a Saturday sales blitz with six major offers. Overcoats from Hart Schaffner Marx from 3.00 and shoes for men women and children from 1.98 to 2.48. Silk sale with items priced 25 to 69 cents. Light fabrics and linens, embroideries, laces, and matched lace tables at low per yard prices.
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Shaffner,& Marx
Evangelical Association To Hold Sunday Preaching Services
On Sunday January 28 190 Marshall church hosts sermons at Totcleck at two o clock p m grand turn preaching at Joetna om Zion Big Creek service at seven o clock p m all are invited to attend.
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Evangelical Association
Marshall Church
Totcleck P.m. Grand Turn
Joetna Om
B. C. Peters
U. B
J. B. Connett
Robert Griffin
Mrs Herring Dies at Dennison After Nine Day Illness
Mrs Homer Herring died at her Dennison home Friday morning from blood poisoning after a nine day illness. She leaves her husband four children two sisters and one brother. The funeral was held at the family residence and burial followed at Duolap cemetery.
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Homer Herring
Dennison
Cehildren
Duolap
Good Interest James T. Scott Raises Hogs in Fairbanks
James T. Scott, a noted Fairbanks stock dealer, bought two hogs for 70 dollars, raised 61 hogs from them, and sold them this week for 1,167 dollars. The enterprise notes hog-raising as a risky venture in these times.
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James T. Scott
Fairbanks
Shelburn
Infant son of Baggs dies after brief illness
Two month old infant son of Mr and Mrs Albert Baggs of Lower Wabash township died Wednesday after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services were held yesterday at Brthechurch and burial followed at Macke cemetery.
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Albert Baggs
Lower Wabash Township
Brthechurch
Macke Cemetery
Divorce suit and custody bid amid local notices
Edith Edens sues Marquis Dens for divorce claiming desertion on November 3, 1905. she seeks child custody for Haro, aged six, with Rev. B. C. Peters and others involved in revival services and church activities. notices also mention a Big Four conductor retirement and rail history, real estate trades, and local shop ads.
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Edith Edens
Marquis Dens
Haro
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